School zone sex club: Outrage over wild parties across from junior high

[Fenris]

A Brockton neighborhood activist who has protested profanities screamed at rock concerts has hosted ``horny bi-dads'' for free-for-all orgies across from a junior high school, the Herald has learned.

Jay Dembling, a 45-year-old former Crime Watch member and head of a grassroots civic group called the Tri-Ward Committee, acknowledges throwing men-only sex bashes at his West Street home that are advertised on a Web site.

The parties are held day and night in the stone-and-brick ranch located across the street from West Junior High, a school for children in seventh and eighth grades. He has hosted several parties a month since April, parties which e-mails sent to club members say attracted up to 35 men. Another party was planned for noon today and a birthday bash was slated for Sept. 25, according to the e-mails.

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``The police knew about it and they talked to me, and I told them I'm not doing any more parties and I'm not,'' said Dembling, a well-known activist who spearheaded protests last summer after the profanity-laced Vans Warped Tour concert at the nearby Brockton Fairgrounds.

According to the Web site, partygoers pay $10 per day and $15 per night, which covers ``condoms, lube and snacks.''

http://news.bostonherald.com/localRegional/view.bg?articleid=43468

[Myrina]

1. The hypocrisy of some people is breathtaking !

:wow: This man's a fucknut !!

[ronnykmarshall]

5. No kiddin'.

[flamingyouth]

2. I love the "condoms, lube and snacks" part

Hey, you got lube in my snacks! Hey, you got your snacks in my lube!

What a lunatic.:crazy:

[Fenris]

4. Yeah, that was goofy.

$15 bucks seems like a good deal, though.:crazy:

[amber dog democrat]

3. Men only ?

well hmmmmmmm. Think I'll pass.

[Dookus]

6. the writer of the story is a numbnuts

"You may bring your own liquor, beer, and wine, pot and poppers. No hard drugs,'' the Web site advertises. ``Poppers'' refers to methamphetamine pills, which are often used to boost sex drive."


Umm... no, that's not what "poppers" are. Not even close.

On the other hand, I don't see why his being near a school matters one whit. As long as the curtains are closed, I don't think the children will be affected by nefarious sex-rays.

[eyesroll]

7. Well, sex isn't profane.

Still, the guy needs discretion.

I live less than a block away from an elementary school, and you know what? The neighbors and PTA would never know if we hosted free-for-all orgies, were running a black-market cigarette ring, or processing meth in our house. Why?

We are discreet.

(For the record, we are doing none of the above. Sorry to disappoint.)